Taiwan semiconductor output to hit NT$9.1 trillion as TSIA urges stable power
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The Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) expects its members' total output to exceed NT$9.1 trillion (US$279.5 billion) in 2026, a 40.9% year-over-year increase driven by growing AI semiconductor demand. TSIA chairman and TSMC deputy co-chief operating officer Cliff Hou also called for stable power supplies and support for reassessing nuclear plant restarts, provided that regulations and safety requirements are met.
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